The Singapore Free Press, 6 November 1954

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya. No. *****. Singapore, Sat., Nov. 6, 1954. Price IS Cta
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    U.S. pledges to give A-plans for peace
    224 1 U.S. pledges to give A-plans for peace ryuv. INITED STATES pledged yester- day to give its atomic information and materials to all the world, including Russia, to put President Eisenhower's atoms-for-peace" plan into effect. The United States Ambassador, Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., told the United Nations main political committee:
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    CAREER DIPLOMAT IS SACKED BY DULLES
    186 1 rE Secretary of State, Mr. Dulles, yesterday sacked career diplomat John Paion Davles on the ground that his continued employment would go against the interests of national security. Mr. Dulles said he acted on the basis of a unanimous finding by a flve-member special
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    BIG NAVAL TALKS
    36 1 Admiral of the Fleet Sir Rhoderick McGrigor, the First Soa Lord, will leave Britain by air today for high-level naval talks m Canada and the United States, the Admiralty announced m London Reuter
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    REMEMBRANCE DAY
    23 1 The Governor of Singapore, Sir John Nicoll. will lay a wreath at the Cenotaph at 7.30 a m tomorrow. Remembrance Day.
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    Rubber at 81 now
    34 1 I tie Singapore Rubber Market opened this morning on a steady tone with first grade. November shipment, at 81 cents per pound, J of a cent above yest relay's close
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    30 1 picture. k°? p P ay s «n«ri were out early m Singapore today. Miss "<* Laing Taing and Miss Kan* Hong Chayf above) are seen About making a 'sale. Free Press
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    2 QUICK WICKETS
    104 1 2 QUICK WICKETS J. STATHAM M.C.C. opening' bowler, claimed two Australian wickets m his first two overs when play resumed this morning, between an Australian XI and the tourists. First victim was McDonald, who was l.b.w. to Statham's third ball. Briggs had scored one off Statham. Neil Harvey then came
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    LINERS FLEEING BIG TYPHOON
    254 1 150 m.p.h. winds 'pHE P O liner Chusan left Hong Kong harbour yesterday as the Royal Observatory warned that Typhoon Pamela, with winds of up to 150 miles an hour, was approaching the Colony and would strike it at night on its way to the Chinese
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    NEW AIR C-in-C ARRIVES IN SINGAPORE
    45 1 NEW AIR C-in-C ARRIVES IN SINGAPORE AIR Marshal J. Fressanges, the new C -In-C. Far East Air Force, arrived at Changi this morning. The Colonial Secretary, Mr, W. A. C. Goode, the retiring C.-in-C., Air Marsha) SJr Clifford Sanderson and senior RAF officials met him.
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    'S.E. Asia is target of Reds'
    112 1 MR. Shigeru Yoshida, the Japanese Prime Minister, said last night that only the blind will fail to see that the Communists regard Japan as the ultimate prize ©f their Pacific conquests." Mr. Yoshida told a banquet of the Japan Society of New York: "For
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    GIRL ROBBED
    28 1 A sales girl, living m the Geylang area, Singapore, was robbed of clothes worth $80 which she had left m her car m South Canal Road.
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    THEY LED THE 'RETREAT'
    57 2 pirturc. Ji ROHM «>f th»- b.tn(\ <»1 the l; Fin| Battalion, Queen's jjl Royal I{«7;iiii<iil. which led |j the ri^ht massed bands m (jj j thr it«;itin>,' Retreat cere- j J monv on the Singapore f Padang yesterday. Mor«- than 5,00fl watch- < i rd, incloding
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    IKE CALLS IN DEMOCRATS FOR TALKS
    162 2 I)RKSII)I:nt EISENHOWER yesterday Invited Republican and Democratic Congressional leaden to a White House discussion on foreign affairs im November 17 Thia Is "ii: line with the Pre sid< n1 i policy ol i:< < i )>iJir i i< ad( i.s (.1 both pai tii
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    BROKE RULE-SO DUEL WAS CALLED OFF
    167 2 A PISTOL <iu< !:x» (i for yetterda} between two hot-blooded French lawyers waa poatpom d lnd< finitely b< Cause one "i tnt m broke ;i nic< t v ol <iv« lilng court* Lawyeri Andre Biaggl and Ar f i" dc Perpauac wen to stand
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    TRADE PROTESTS
    40 2 |V( member Btal ei oj i in <i( rai Agn imm nl on Tarlffi and i r.Ki. (OATI i nn< wed complaint) qi v < terdav I 'hi Unlti (i Statf nub iWj "ii PXUorti ol oranai A. P.
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    ADENAUER SEEKS NEW SAAR TALKS TO BEAT CRISIS
    207 2 ADENAUER SEEKS NEW SAAR TALKS TO BEAT CRISIS Invitation to Franca rpHE Federal German Chancellor Or Konrad Adenauer last night prevented full-scale Cabinet revolt by asking France to re-open talks on the Franco-German saar agreement which had started the political crisis. yielding to pressure from both inside and outside his
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    Comet can be made 'perfectly safe'
    182 2 A TOP aviation scientist said m London yesterday ht had no intention when giving evidence before an inquiry of conveying tin impression that he considered it had not been worth flying the Comet. The court oi inquiry la investigating two Comet jet disasters over
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    CABINET GIVES MR. FRANCE THE GO AHEAD
    125 2 CABINET GIVES MR. FRANCE THE GO AHEAD ■I^HKNC'II Prtmier Mr. MenF (it Fiance won authority from his Cabinet yesterday to pu.sh hi.s programme through the French National Assembly at his own rapid pace, and to use the threat to resign to prod dallying deputies. The cabinet authorised him to make
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    HOMES FOR GUAM
    35 2 The White House said yesterday that President E3s< nhower has designated Guam as a critical housing area and authorised the Federal National Mortgage Association to spend $15,000,000 to build homes. A P.
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    Menzies plans tour
    53 2 Australian Prime Minister, Mr Ki'bi if M< n/ir: s;*j(| m Canberra yesterday thai \i<will ,ui< nd t r,t Ft lm< Minisi' ntxnf< n nee In London In January a id then on his way home, visil the United Btate! and several other countripj v. In* h inviti
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    RITA'S HUSBAND GETS NEW REPRIEVE
    270 3 AFTER HE LOST STAY BAN APPEAL i I IKK the U.S. Hoard A 0 immigration Ap- had upheld a dertation order for Mr. Dick Haymes, the Argenborn crooner and .hand Of Rita Hayvorth. the actor's lawyers yd to get a court temporarily barring Government to
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    SHE SPOKE TO CHINESE LADIES
    95 3 SHE SPOKE TO CHINESE LADIES Till] Singapore Chinese Ladies' Association held a luncheon m honour of Miss Sally Butler, a representative of the International Federated Business and Professional Women's Club and International Exchange of Foreign Students, at a Gilstead Road home yesterday. Miss Butler (seen seated at the head of
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    AID FOR KOREA
    46 3 Mr. Haroid Stassen, Director of the Foreign Operations Administration, said yesterday m Washington that the FAO's aid programme m Korea has been "slowed down" by the dispute between the U.S. and Korean governments over the exchange rate Of thp Inr»ttl rnrrpnr»v < hwani, U.P.
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    Old acquaintances
    23 3 The Japanese Prime Minister Mr. Shigeru Yoshida conferred m New York yesterday with General of the Army Douglas Mac Arthur. A.P.
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    NUDE GIRL KILLED IN GARAGE BY SEX FIEND
    209 3 Strangled by string of beads r P NUDE body of a pretty i- 15-year-old schoolgirl was md m a neighbour's garixi Norwood, Massachuyesterday. lice *aid she apparently as the victim of a "sex A boy friend was questioned. Brown-eyed Geraldine Anthe youngest
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    Death plunge ends fight in plane
    116 3 PAX lIOON KUAN, a South Korean Army pilot, picked up a hitchhiker, The man was dreMed m a ROK Army uniform and carried complete identification papers. About 30 miles out of Seoul he attacked the pilot and threatened to kill him if he refused
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    Britain may have to control entry of Colonials
    252 3 DRITAIN might be forced to introduce some measure 13 of control of immigration from the West Indies md other British Colonies, Mr. Henry Hopkinson, Minister of State for Colonial Affairs, told the House )f Commons yesterday. He was replying during a debate
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    European debate
    37 3 The Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe will meet at Strasbourg from December 8 to December 11 to debate its policy m the light of recent international developments, it was decided m Paris yesterday.
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    PLANE SKIDS ON THE NOSE TO SAFETY
    75 3 PLANE SKIDS ON THE NOSE TO SAFETY AN American airlines plane with 16 aboard skidded to a safe landing at Washington National Airport, yesterday with a crippled nose wheel. On the touchdown, the twoengined aircraft rolled halt way down the runway on its two main wheels. Then as the plane
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    Burma mission chief returns from China
    63 3 Thakin Tin, Burmese Minister of Land Nationalisation and head of a six-man mission to Red China, arrived m Honp: Kong yesterday after signing a protocol for the export of 150,000 long tons of rice to China. A Burmese purchasing mission will soon go to
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    The Singapore Free Press Opinion REMEMBER
    407 4 The Singapore Free Press Opinion REMEMBER SAl [JRDAY, Nov. 6, i --i Tomo] iow i Remembi ance Day, thai annual occasion when i" oplei oJ the British Commonv ealt h <>i Nations evei ywhere pa v c a while and rememtx r Ith gratitude, and wit 1 1 pndc, those
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    U.K. dock strikes were planned abroad
    402 4 rp\VO months ago ob- .servers forecast ;i Vienna-inspired drive to Infiltrate the Western trade unions with particular attention to undermining the giant Transport and General Workers" Union m Britain. Instruetiori.s had then boon Riven for fro.sh assault on the British trade union stronghold following
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    36 4 picture. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery (centre m light uniform) stands with stall officers before unveiling the El Alamein Memorial m Egypt. The ceremony took pJ <h i9*u anniversary of the desert battle he led- A. P.
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    'We Could Show the World' PARIS DIARY
    598 4  - 'We Could Show the World' PARIS DIARY STEPHEN COULTER The Franco-German alliance makes the people tajk. Paris believes it's going to be one of the really big things of the future m Europe and North Africa. rpHERE 1 a tingl< U) th( Pir 1 1 air 'i'* H Preneh Iwive
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      80 4 5 Ihe weekly issue of the STRAITS BUDGET can be 3 2 sent by Air Mail to any address m the United Kingdom at an inclusive rate of <S I $24.00 I I FOR SIX MONTHS If you want the "BUDGET" while on leave or wish I c to make
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    Author's adventures in Britain
    142 5 the adventywi of a -n writer *n Britain i n In Singapore i^st 'by Dr. B H&lung, "(I "lady Precious and Dmo of lh« ilty Of Art! oi Nanyang erslty. Hsiung, who nas spent 21 m Britain, delighted his t with sparkling anecabout his encounters West
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    TROOP PLANES TO FLY 12,500 TO S'PORE EACH YEAR
    222 5 i\l (> U: Ulan 1 00 »tisli servicemen and their families are expected to be flown to Singapore during: next year, Mr. W. 11. Penny, Skyway's Far bast manager, said yesterday. Mr. Penny said that a new Army long-range trooping contract
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    In talentime
    59 5 COLONY hello-girl Christine Rodrigues, who has entered for this month's 1954 All-Malaya Talentime Competition to be held at the Singapore Badminton Hall. Tomorrow is the last day for entries. More than 100 men and women have already entered. First prize is a free trip to Japan, while the
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    $6,000 for Nanyang
    43 5 RedirTusion's dollar-for-disc Chinese request programmes m aid of Nanyang University brought m $6,226 to the fund. Mr. G. H. Oldridge, RedirTusion's general manager, handed over a cheque to Mr. Ng Aik Huan. a representative of the Nanyang University executive council.
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    Photo show
    25 5 PENANG, Sat. Penang Chung Ling High School's photographic society will hold an exhibition at the Khek Association, Burmah Road, from 2 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Employers to aid ex-T.B. patients
    183 5 DIG Singapore employers yesterday supported a suggestion Urat firms should, wherever possible, reserve posts involving light work for people newly cured of tuberculosis. But some employers said the snag was there was not much work available. Dr. R. J. Grove-White. Medical Superintendent of Tan Tock
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    SULTAN MAY BE BACK IN APRIL
    46 5 Tho Sultan of Johoro, who is at present m England, is expected to return to Johore m April next year Instead of In July as he originally Intended, The diamond Jubilee of his reign will be celebrated <>n Sept. 7.
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    Hook hurt case
    26 5 SEGAMAT, Sat. Abdullah bin Adam shah, 27, waa charged with causing hurt to all Indian with a hook. Bai] m $100 WM offered.
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    Playground for army children
    105 5 ARMY children at Bla**kang Muti will soon find a healthy release tor their pent-up energy. A childrens' playgroundcomplete with see-saws, swings and chutes— has been completed by the Army, stationed at Blakang Mati, after sTx months' "hard labour The playground was constructed with discarded and surplus
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    BUDDHISTS TO HOLD BIGGEST CELEBRATIONS
    92 5 SINGAPORE Buddhists will hold their biggest postwar "rally" and celebrations this year, if a favourable decision is reached at a meeting of all Colony Buddhist organisations to be held at St. Michael's Road Buddhist Temple on Nov. 9 The occasion the 2,550 th anniversary year
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    DEATH-BACK FROM HOLIDAY
    63 5 DEATH -BACK FROM HOLIDAY IPOH. Sat. The first fatal the Ipoh-Kampar Road, road accident after a death- The cyclist, Tham Wee Lok free month m October, occurr- (41), a clerk attached to a ed this morning when a motor mining- company In Butu Gacyclist and a jeep collided j ah,
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      78 5 Singapore's ONLY Air Conditioned Air View Cabaret Presents "A LUCKY PATRON MITE" FREE GIFTS To Patrons PATRONS DANCING WITH HOSTESSES WHOSE NUMBERS ARE ANNOUNCED WILL RECEIVE PRIZES. ALSO PRIZES CIVEN FOR SPOT DANCES SUNDAY TEA DANCE FULL ATTENDANCE OF HOSTESSES 10 Passes to Patrons to CATHAY CINEMA' Mong Cheng Lien
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      742 5 i HI RCH OF ENGLAND CHURCH: (41 KOON SENG RD) v .u.ni-c n .Tin-nR *i 5.30 p.m. Communion Service Rev. >i »•>"«*" n««miiHnn qxn John Henderson. 8 am Holy Communion, y.ou am Sunday School, 10.30 a.m. Re- METHODIST Day Service. (Special STRAITS CHINESE CHURCH: 9 1.30 a.m. Holy Commun- a.m.
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      701 6 AAANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis STAR 1 1 7 V, M Ul n Au r i |>OKN today. you have uiw f THOSC UOHTi WAVOOWN AND HAVE V THING T£RR|blt tha t comes along. You are the WGHT Bi PHOSPHORESCCHT) >A J^r LOOK. E rare combination of a
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. closing prices
      224 7 LONDON, Nov. 5. Previous Todaj Nov. iil.K, No. 1 RSS cJ.f. Kuropean 23V 4 buyers UH buyers ■aria Nov V 237 sellers 23 13 16 sellers BBEB, No. 1 RSS cXf. Erapean 23% buyers 23 9 16 buyers mtU Dec 23% sellers 23V* sellers i;im.K,No.l RSS spot..
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      New York prices
      97 7 NEW YORK. N6v. 5. Previous Today TIN Straits spot and nearby 91.87 nom. 91.75 nom. TIN futures N«T 91.37 bid 91.12 bid 91.75 asked 91.75 asked Dec 91.37 bid 91.12 bid 91.62 asked 91.75 a.sked Jan 91.37 traded 91.00 bid 91.37 asked TONE: Quiet. SALES: Nil. R1
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      U.S. PEPPER
      46 7 lib i! released was quoted i tions) at 42. Spot Sarawak revember sliipment 45. De- leased 46 and Lampon^ spot released 44 January, February and at 48 cents per pound sellers exUn equal monthly propor- dock. Above prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      32 7 NEW YORK. Nov. S. Previous Today Industrials 366.95 366.00 1 :<■■•■ »d> 121.65 121.59 Domestic Bonds 100.84 100 87 15 Utilities 59.16 59.35 1 i Stocks < omposite Averages 134.11 133.99
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      121 7 Nov. 5. Previous Today 1 >PRA, Philippines. cAf. UK/North. 1 96 i sellers $195 paid European delivered weight per long ton Nov. Deo COPRA Philippines, f.o.b. Manila, unquoted unquoted delivered uei«ht, per long ton COPRA, Straits, c.i.f. UK/North European delivered weight per Nov/Dec. long ton £72
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    U.S. LECTURER TO GIVE TALKS
    49 7 Mr. James Harry Mcßeynolds, of Dallas, Texas, lecturer on Christian Science, will give two public talks m Malaya this month. He will speak at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 6.30 p.m. on Nov. 12 and at the Town Hall, Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 15.
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    U.S. ace war camera man hates WAR
    125 7 U.S. ace war camera man hates WAR DAVID DOUGLAS Duncan (above) an American war photographer hates WAR. Widely known for his photographs of the Korean War Duncan, one of Life magazine's top photographers, arrived m Singapore m a X.L.M. Constellation. He left an hour later for Indonesia, where he is
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    GIVE FREER HAND TO ANTI-OPIUM OFFICERS'
    172 7 GIVE FREER HAND TO ANTI-OPIUM OFFICERS' t( »tn.s and police officials °uld deal more effectlTdjr M; opium smugglers and flicker* In Singapore if they were given wider the Director of >! Services, Dr. R.H, id, said yesterday. i md was explaining a went he made m the itlve Council on
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    Going to Britain
    19 7 STTIAWAN. Sat. Mr A U Keeble, an Emergency Administratt?e officer, binding*, will leave soon [or Britum.
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    DAILY RATED WORKERS WANT RETIRING AGE OF 60 ALSO
    171 7 £O THAT treatment of all employees will be uniform, the staff side committee of the Singapore Government Whitley Council has proposed that the retiring age of all daily-rated workers be extended to 60. "This has been done m reply to Government's
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    Poppy Day appeal
    60 7 Singapore's Poppy Day fund last night totalled $12,599. And last night Mrs. S. F. Ho. the fund chairman, said: "I earnestly ask all those who have not yet responded to the appeal to do so now. Cheques should be sent to Mr. C. Child, honorary treasurer of
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    Red surrenders in Penang
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUI, Sat. A terrorist, Kane Fuk Cheong, surrendered last night to the police at Aver Itam m the Penang rural area. He went underground m 1951.
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    Govt. takes over phones on Dec. 31
    163 7 SINGAPORE'S multi million 3 dollar telephone system will definitely pass into public ownership on Dec. 31. The chairman of the Telephone Board, Mr. Loke Wan Tho, said there would be no change m the schedule. "All is set for the take-over," he said
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    A BIG TIP SENDS FOUR TO PRISON
    427 8 A BIG TIP SENDS FOUR TO PRISON ll 'm N oim ol tin bo* V? m>| M..,-!. Roblnion' ibli foment m Ron an ro id Pkruni Lincoln hir< a "> .he ould oblig( X D ittlng up a at fM' nd "i hi for the r h( wa onlt too
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    BRIDES WAITED BUT TAXI DID NOT TURN UP
    341 8 BRIDES WAITED BUT TAXI DID NOT TURN UP liHE m lfics-t.o-bp began to "i p The t'uests began n panic Here 11 wns, 11 a.m. md line tor a double wedd Ing ceremony at ;i ii tani hui eh, Aiui even one stii] m Ih< hOU 'i iii 1 1
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    TOWN OF WISE CHILDREN
    51 8 iiHhNrvv<Kji). Essex, road safety committee has decided I> m, to jo ahead with a schem? to preseni safety certicatei to school! m the dlitrtd whose chffdren were Sivolved m the feweai accidents, it *as reported that durtnS Imi month not 00| Whoolchlld was m a rouU
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    The Edens entertain Yoshida
    43 8 WHIM: LADY EDEN chats with Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Shigeru Yoshida, Sir Anthony Eden talks with Mr. Yoshida's daughter, Mrs. Aso, at the reception held by the British Foreign Secretary at Lancaster House, London, last week. Re uter picture.
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    Her tea was too weak, so she cut son out of £18,500 will
    486 8 ONE for each person and one ior the pot, that was how 70-year-old Mrs. Ada Big^s likni her tea. But when she sp' nt nearly a month at the home of her stiii. m the days before
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    HANDCUFF SCHOOLBOY DOES A HOUDINI
    190 8 HANDCUFF SCHOOLBOY DOES A HOUDINI 4 17-YEAR-OLD Charterjf\ house schoolboy. Timothy Dill-Russell, escaped from a padlocked wooden box, which he lav trussed m a locked mailbag. He was handcuffed with lii v hands behind, and his feet were bound. Yet m a few seconds under ten minutes, he had emulated
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    POSTBAGS RIPPED
    31 8 Postmen and porter* chased B man who ripprd open foiii mail-bags after dragging them into a cloakroom at London Bridge station. One of the bag« contained a registered parcel.
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    REDS PLAN CULTURE INVASION
    122 8 REDS PLAN CULTURE INVASION RUSSIA opens a cultural drive m Britain next month. After the successful good-will visit by her athletes, she is sending an Imposing cargo of topeliss musicians, s ingers, and dancers to tour the country. Mr. "Vlilik, the Soviet Ambassador, will fly back from the I'nited Nations
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    Skirt plus kilt is skill
    91 9 Skirt plus kilt is skill 11/ HEN skirt meets If kilt the result is S a The new fashion E dors not spring from E Scotland, but New York, E where tartans are boom- E r ing and everyone who's E anyone is hunting up a E trace of Scottish
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    Don't bother with nectar NUGGET WILL DO
    112 9 Don't bother with nectar NUGGET WILL DO V.-A awkward words In the pnonetic communications nabot will be changed if am s suggestiona are fol(;(i by the International Aviation Organisation. ihe organisation, based m itreal, introduced a new Phabet m 1951. A for Alfa |> acec A Able; B Bravo <c
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    STRAIGHT RIGHT
    19 9 Professional boxers and Wrestler* must now swear they are not Communists before they fight m Indiana. U.S.
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    A warning-then a death
    84 9 |'»lSK\uvi; S in Markyate Hertfordshire, go shop- with their •hopping ban Otic hand and their lives jnj other. Mr. R. A. Nelson wo Hemel Hempstead Rural this. Watlinif-street »s through the town's nar-Ilish-street, and residents "H the police to enforce the IS m.p.h. limif more strictly
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    FATHER KNEW SON MUST DIE
    331 9 u t he kept secret even though Army passed boy IbAAC BEECH knew that his son hud to die Bui he decided not to tell him of his incurable illness even when the boy was called up, and passed flt, for National Service m the
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    Sentimental gems thief returned a keepsake
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    And now a wireless set less the wires
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    725 10  - The Magic Jar KATHLEEN HICKLEY SATURDAY FAGE FOtt CHILDREN Beqirning today an exciting new serial telling ol tfce strange adventures of Fatimah and Mansoor and R\9 '■nil*. Jime liiiru'i uiu^iiy bounced gaily up and down "ii the waves and Fatimah and Mansoor lay on their sides peering Into the clear
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    85 10 HpiIKRE is pocket money to M- be won, boys and girls, j for colouring this picture j with paints, crayons or j I chalks. There are four prizes j of $5 each (two boys and two girts). Fill m your name, I address and age, and post
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    264 11  -  BERNARD RONALD InnvjL just nan a khik m hi the place m Milan where young holiday hitch-hikers head for after thumbing their Way Into the land of sunshine and spaghetti. And I have me away feeling that it is a nerator of fun and
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    624 12 Dry skin, colds in the head? They can be easily cured ertn ih iolsdgt byuiklghgfb tr i! lei occurs more often than one vould suppose. Mr M B WCll- bUllt tn&n, h€ enjoys good genera] health, in.s dige it li »!i i.. excellent and be never had day's illness m
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    50 12 picture. An aid to concentrated study (for the male) is this highly attractive "Student Beret" m stone -coloured peach bloom with a fluted edge and stitching on the crown. The beset is worn well forward and to one side, while back clasps m tan velvet ensure a perfect fit. Reuter
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    404 13 lough cops, soft gaols make citizens see red WNAD/i li seriously considering whether policemen should not be disarmed Of late, Canan public opinion ha.s lamoured .cry loudly that the arming of policemen ftafi turned undly and helpful offi- ialfi intc ruthless and often cowardly bullies. In fact, the sight of
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    45 13 picture. Used as they are to English weather, Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon put out cautious hands to decide whether their bizarre California sun hats are needed m Britain. The top-ranking husband-and-wife team on British radio returned to London after a visit to America. Reuter
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    317 13 Kangaroos are on the march 50-YEAR-RECORD 4 v drought is dehydrating Australia's livestock industry and marching the kangaroo armies m a ir on agriculture. Half the State of New South es, m the subcontinent's outh-east corner, has been hard hit by the dry spell which has seen a total of
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    141 13 'Copters race boats for whales '"THE world's whaling fleets will be racing against each other when the sea.son opens m the Antarctic m I the New Year. Speed is necessary be- cause rising costs c/in be offset only by catching the same number of whales m I less time. Britain
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    52 14 LONDON, Fri.— Willie Watson, the England international cricketer and footballer, i.s to be player-manager of Halifax Town, the English Division Three (North) football club. Watson had a distinguished career as an inside-forward and left-half with Eudde:sfield Town and Sunderland. A four-figure fee is reported for his transfer from
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    290 14 RUSSIAN athletes broke or bettered 15 world track and field records m the last 15 months and their avowed aim is to smash every mark m the book. Tin r< are approximately 80 generally recognized men's and Women's track and field records. At the rate
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    26 14 Wonlcan M.v m Trlgo outpointed] A i r\ili.iji x-li^htwf i^ht champion i rani iiiimny ovw 12 round! at j Melbourne stadium last nu-.ht A.P.
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    167 14 i i it h it hi ii game* do %an ;|S-(M 1.1 t» Ihr lollow Illii 1 1 Ii II '.II lin till I|r I) i It 1 1 .i i< < t < < i i i \ii |In 1 1- .t ii v (ii Ii it
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    40 14 Sint'apot*' Ujiilh hi- Bnard R.C beal Bingapore Rei t. Royal Ai tlllery 3 i m their Div 3A hockey tie at K< ppel Road ya terday, Boyd «'Ji and Pox cored tor sun. Razak .'"l'd foi the Gunners.
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    497 15 ROVERS DRAW AND LEARN A LESSON Remember remember the Fifth of November, ARGOS at the Cup Final Royal Navy 2; Hovers 2. T»HK fireworks came m the last quarter. Before that it looked like being a sedate Cup Final with the Navy winning m unspectacular fashion. Rut the Rover* Hashed
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    74 15 'i testing 50 different strips tthletlc track surfacing, the 1 Games committee announced yesterday that a redojoured surface composed mainly of 1 scoria .stone will be used 1 we 1956 contests m Melbourne. 1 selection of surface for tracks Melbourne Cricket ground •"■<« the i.pw Olympic
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    88 15 I CISION \>y th» Motor Sport '"■"■<<• 01 the Motor Cyi 1« "iacturera Organisation not to I th« federation rnternattan- rcycltet€ would not mean "«i <i motor cycle racing Mr !l President ot the sport 1!: -r the fim Mid at Vi.r
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    134 15 Services 3; Civilians 1. NOT a penalty m the whole game; no disputed decisions: the Battle of the Referees passed off smoothly last night at Jalan Besar Stadium. It was referee versus referee as ttoenty tux) of them took the field. The Service* Football Referees beat
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    75 15 KLUANG. FTl.— Johore will send IS players to Kuala Lumpur tbh weekend for the quadrangular hockej meet with Selangor, Pahan& and Malacca. The team to: W. Vias (capt. >, Abdul Kanm. Ding Hong Kee, S. Muru- gesu. D. Navaret.nam, B. W. Fernan- j dez, Choy
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    98 15 \iA.JOR Drrmot McCalmont'fl .iix- yf;ir-oi(i Durantc won tin 1 Liverpool Autumn Cup run ovw ten fmlongs ypstrnl;iy for thr MOODd BUGcpsKive your. He won thr fl 000 prizr beating •Sir Don at us Vutoi i;i s fdur-yeiu -old Kithyra by a half length. Mr. Charles RodWtQ'l four-yrnr-old
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    130 15 SCRC 2; University 1. MATCH winner for the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club m yesterday's Div. 1 hockey tie at Sepoy Lines was outside-rieht Lim Swang. University of Malaya took the lead i m the tenth minute when Jesudasen flicked m a pass from Samad. The
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    141 15 DETER Thomson, Australia's British Open golf champion, put m a hne finishing burst over the last few holes to claim second place at the end of the second 18 holes of the New Zealand open golf championships on the Heretunga cour.se, Wellington, yesterday. In the lead w;i.s
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    246 16 mudlarks at K.L. I ire PrtSl < oursr orr rspoiidrnt imi iok mudlarks <i J Kuala Lumpur today. Tin' J4 <> i l l <4 will bf soil. Three mudlarks vu'f. each i i w i>i mondi i m »r» ciir In R i i oui
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